Hay Day
The farm simulator where patience is the resource — crop cycles, production queues and a neighborhood economy powered entirely by trust. Brazilian neighborhoods trade goods constantly and help…
- 7.9score
- Single & Multimode
- 2012year
The play room
play right here, no downloadClick or press space to launch
Newsroom-built brick breaker. Difficulty is calibrated to this game score (7.9).
The farm simulator where patience is the resource — crop cycles, production queues and a neighborhood economy powered entirely by trust. Brazilian neighborhoods trade goods constantly and help revive each other’s boats. Our farm guide covers the machine upgrade order, the truck and boat demand patterns worth memorizing and the diamond-spending discipline that grows a self-sufficient farm without real money.
Why we scored it 7.9
Hay Day is a Casual title from Supercell, released in 2012, and it still comes up in our editorial meetings. The 7.9 score reflects the three things we measure on every sheet: pacing in the first hours, the real cost of competing, and whether the game respects players with limited time.
The headline mode is Single & Multi. If you play on a lunch break, the brick breaker above is a fair way to feel the pacing before installing anything: difficulty follows the score, so a high-rated title asks for sharper reflexes here too.
We benchmarked Hay Day against other Casual titles in our database. The list below starts with the same genre and fills up with similarly scored games when a genre is thin.
How to play here
- Move the paddleDrag the mouse or use the arrow keys.
- Launch the ballClick the stage or press space.
- Clear the coversEach brick is 10 points; your best run is stored in the browser.
Questions about Hay Day
What genre is Hay Day?
It is a Casual game. In our database it sits on the same shelf as other titles in the genre and holds a 7.9 out of 10.
Who developed Hay Day?
The studio behind it is Supercell, released in 2012.
Can I play without installing?
Yes. The play room on this page runs in the browser on phone or desktop, with no sign-up and no download.
What is the main mode?
The mode listed on the sheet is Single & Multi. It is the format we use when comparing session length across games.
